O'Cyrus Torrence

Torrence has become the no-drama tone-setter on Buffalo's right side: huge, durable and consistently available. His chemistry with Spencer Brown is a real building block for the offense.

Strengths: Size, durability, power, snap-to-snap consistency and right-side chemistry.

Weaknesses: Heavy-footed matchups against sudden interior counters remain the area offenses will try to exploit.

Torrence has quietly become one of Buffalo's safest building blocks. He has not missed a regular-season game, plays with 330-pound force and just earned an extension through 2030. The Bills can run behind him, and he has gained enough experience to handle the weekly communication and technique demands of right guard. An eight fits a durable, physical starter. He is not a dancing space player, but few guards consistently bring this much size and availability.

Strengths: He has exceptional mass, power, durability and a strong feel for downhill run blocking. Torrence can displace defenders at the point of attack and has played enough snaps to be a steady, trusted piece of the offense.

Weaknesses: His range in space is more functional than elite, so quick interior movements can test him. He must maintain pad level and foot speed against penetrating tackles rather than relying solely on size and strength.